Using Ending Particle ね in Japanese
Ending particles are a necessary part of Japanese language. The meaning of a sentence could be different based on what particle you use or do not use. In this video, I'm going to talk about one of the most important ending particles, ね (ne). The most basic function of ね is to express agreeable nuance and seek validation from the listener when you make a comment about something that you and the listener can perceive. I'll explain that with examples in the video. There are other ways that this particle is used. I'll explain all that functions I can think of that ね has with examples so that you can have clearer idea of how to use it. Check out my paid and free Japanese courses: https://kaname.me Support the channel at: / kanamenaito

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